- Public Accountability
The Public Records
Documenting what elected officials have—and have not—said about recognition and restitution for Paleolithic communities.
Public Accountability
Where Do Your Representatives Stand?
Americans deserve to know whether their elected officials support Paleolithic justice.
The Coalition may maintain a factual public tracker with categories such as:
Supports a Paleolithic Reparations Commission
Position Pending
Opposes a Paleolithic Reparations Commission
No Public Position Located
Only record positions supported by a public statement, written response, official correspondence, or other verifiable source.
The state of the record
Fifteen Millennia. Few Answers.
Most federal elected officials have yet to state a public position on Paleolithic restitution. The Coalition is working to build a factual, verifiable record—one courteous inquiry at a time.
Dear [Representative/Senator], I am writing to respectfully ask whether you support the creation of a bipartisan National Paleolithic Reparations Commission to study recognition and restitution for descendants of prehistoric hunter-gatherer communities. I would also appreciate your position on cave-compatible housing and the inclusion of woolly mammoth habitat considerations in future climate legislation. Thank you for your time and public service.